Zealandian krona

Zealandian Krona Zålandienš Kronor Zeelandien Krona
ISO 4217
Code	ZEK
Denominations
Plural	Kronor (English and Swedish) Kronori (Zealandian)
Symbol	Kr
Nickname	The Krone, Ks, Krona
Banknotes	5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500
Coins	1, 2, 0.50, Kronor
Demographics
User(s)	Commonwealth of Zealandia (former user) Marxist People's Republic of Burkland (former user)
Issuance
Central bank	Central People's Bank of Zealandia
Printer	Zealandian Treasury
Valuation
Pegged with	Swedish Krona (2 ZEK is worth 1 SEK)

The Zealandian Krona (Swedish: Zeelandiens Krona Zealandian: Zålandienš Kronor) was the currency of Zealandia.
The Zealandian Krona had been created by the Zealandian Government shortly after the Zealandian Pound was dropped. The Zealandian Pound was originally worth $NZD 1 until December 2011.

History

The first set of banknotes issued by Zealandian Treasury were designed by Charlotte Lindstrom, these note are based off the St. Charlian Pianeta. These notes were valid and in circulation until March 2012.
On November 12 2016 the Zealandian Government replaced the Krona with the Zealandian Credit.

Banknotes

First Series: (2011 Series)

Image	Value	Dimensions	Main colour	Portrait
	5kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	white	Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II
	10kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	white	Portrait of V. Lenin
	20kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	White	Portrait of Olof Palme
	50kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	White	Portrait of Karl Marx
	100kr	7.30x17.00	white	Portrait of Che Guevara

2012 Series (second and last series)

Image	Value	Dimensions	Main colour	Portrait
	5 Kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	Pink	None
	10 Kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	Purple	None
	20 Kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	Green	None
	50 Kr	7.28 x 16.99 cm	Gold	None
	100 Kr	7.30x17.00	Grey	None
	500 Kr	7.30x17.00	Red	None